All Forms of Deafness

Today I woke up unexpectedly inspired, and in the morning, while the podiatrist was removing the embedded fossilized debris with a jackhammer, I was trying to fit everything I've experienced since joining deafness groups on social media into the classic song "Toda Forma de Poder" by Engenheiros do Hawaii:

I pay attention to what they say.
And without the hearing aid, I can't hear anything.
Yeah

Those who cannot understand you
wants to make fun of you
and makes a joke
Nôunôu

And I can't find that normal.
when someone says that all deafness
is equalized
Nôunôu

If you speak
Suddenly I can hear you.
with device
or even a cochlear implant
If you speak
Maybe I can even hear you.
Give me a device…
Give me a cochlear implant!

If there's technology, it can be put to very good use, zada, zada, zada… wow!
I pay attention to what they say, and without my hearing aid I hear nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing…

And lip reading is a complicated skill for many people.,
E o surdo que usa sinais é diferente do surdo oralizado em Silencidade,

Eu presto atenção no que tu diz, mas quero a história legendada, dadadadada… ou

And if this post ever gets 1000 — that's right, one thousand — likes, I promise I'll make a music video (with subtitles, obviously) with this unusual version of the rock song that marked an era in Brazil.